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Arita and Imari Ware: Japan’s Timeless Ceramic Treasures

What makes Arita and Imari wares iconic in Japanese ceramic history? Originating in Saga Prefecture, these porcelains are renowned for their exquisite designs, craftsmanship, and historical signif...

History of Japanese Pottery: From Jomon to Modern Times

What makes Japanese pottery unique in the world of ceramics? With over 10,000 years of history, it evolved from simple utilitarian objects to a refined art form, reflecting Japan’s changing social...

Visiting Licht: Unique Pottery Boutique in Sapporo, Hokkaido

Are you searching for a unique pottery shop in Sapporo that offers not just beautiful ceramics but also a heartwarming experience? Look no further than Licht. This hidden gem in the heart of Hokka...

Discover the Six Ancient Kilns in Japan

Where did Japan’s rich pottery tradition begin? The answer lies in the Six Ancient Kilns—Shigaraki, Bizen, Tamba, Echizen, Seto, and Tokoname. Each kiln is renowned for its unique ceramic styles an...

Visiting 35th Ebetsu Pottery Fair: Largest Pottery Fair in Hokkaido

Are you a fan of Japanese pottery and traditional craftsmanship? The Ebetsu Pottery Fair (えべつやきもの市) in Hokkaido offers a unique chance to explore stunning ceramics by local artisans. Discover why t...

Visiting Icheon: Heart of Korean Pottery - Ye's Park, Cerapia, Sagimakgol Village

Do you know where the heart of Korean pottery lies? Icheon, South Korea’s famous ceramics hub, seamlessly blends tradition with modern artistry. From interactive pottery workshops at Ye’s Park to ...

Visiting Toyu: Pottery Select Shop in Sapporo, Hokkaido

Looking for authentic Japanese pottery during your trip to Sapporo? TooYuu (陶遊) offers a wide selection of handcrafted ceramics made by Hokkaido’s finest artists. Discover unique, affordable potte...